Lithuanian Prime Minister Asks NATO for Plan Against Russia's Hybrid Attacks
Following the temporary closure of the country's largest airport due to a drone suspected of coming from the Belarus border, Lithuania has issued a call for collective defense.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius made a call to NATO after the country's largest airport was shut down due to a suspicious unmanned aerial vehicle thought to have come from Belarus.
Incident Causing Airport Closure
Lithuania's largest airport was temporarily closed due to a suspicious drone thought to have entered the country from the direction of Belarus, leading to the elevation of security measures to the highest level.
NATO and Russia's Hybrid Threats
Following this development, Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius stated that the Moscow administration is eager to test the alliance's resolve and demanded that NATO formulate a clear and decisive plan against such hybrid attacks.